Arbeitsblatt Leseverständnis (Aufnahmeprüfungen) mit Lösungen

Bats are the only mammals that can truly fly. Their wings are made of thin skin stretched between long finger bones. What are bats’ wings made of?

1. AHard shells that open and close
2. BFur that grows into thin flaps
3. CFeathers attached to strong, hollow arm bones
4. DThin skin stretched between finger bones

“Kevin is the tallest boy in the class. He often helps the teacher reach things on the top shelf.” Why does Kevin often help the teacher?

1. AHe is the teacher’s son.
2. BHe is tall enough to reach high shelves.
3. CHe wants to sit near the shelf.
4. DHe is the oldest boy in the class.

Seahorses are unusual fish. The female lays her eggs in a pouch on the male’s belly, and the male carries them until they hatch. Which seahorse carries the eggs until they hatch?

1. ANeither parent
2. BThe female
3. CBoth parents in turn
4. DThe male

“I watched as Mrs. Grey slowly climbed the steps, stopping on each one to catch her breath. ‘She’s getting older,’ I thought sadly.” From which point of view is the story told?

1. AThird person, through Mrs. Grey’s thoughts
2. BSecond person, addressing the reader
3. CFirst person, by a narrator who observes
4. DFirst person, by Mrs. Grey herself

Some people think that a cold is caused by being out in cold weather. Colds are actually caused by viruses. People may catch more colds in winter because they spend more time indoors, close to others. According to the passage, why might colds be more common in winter?

1. AViruses cannot survive in warm weather at all.
2. BCold weather itself causes the virus to grow.
3. CPeople drink less water in the winter months.
4. DPeople spend more time indoors near others.

A label on a cleaning spray reads: “Use in a well-ventilated area. Do not mix with bleach. Keep away from children.” Which action follows the label?

1. AUsing it in a small closed cupboard
2. BOpening a window while using the spray
3. CLeaving it on a low shelf in the playroom
4. DMixing the spray with bleach for extra power

Paula wrote: “Our hospital cafeteria now offers more fresh fruit and fewer fried foods. Since the change, sales of fruit have doubled. Clearly, every employee is now eating a healthy diet.” Why is Paula’s last statement not well supported?

1. AFruit sales actually went down after the cafeteria changed its menu.
2. BHigher fruit sales do not show what every employee eats.
3. CThe cafeteria did not change its menu at all.
4. DFried foods are healthier than fresh fruit.

The author writes: “I have walked to work for twenty years, rain or shine. I have never once needed a car, so no one in this city needs one.” What is the main weakness?

1. ATwenty years is too short to judge the city.
2. BWalking to work is impossible in the rain.
3. CThe author owns a car but does not use it.
4. DOne person’s situation may not fit everyone.